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"It's The Way He Thinks": Amarinder Singh vs Navjot Sidhu On Kartarpur
Punjab minister Navjot Sidhu's decision to visit Pakistan for the ground-breaking ceremony of Kartarpur Sahib corridor has not pleased his boss Amarinder Singh, who turned down Islamabad's invite citing terror attacks in Pathankot and Amritsar.
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Will Resign If Army Found Involved In Faizabad Protests: Pak Army Chief
Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Bajwa said today that he will resign if the military was found involved in the recent widespread protests by hardline religious groups which paralysed the capital Islamabad for weeks.
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General Qamar Bajwa Takes Over As Pakistan's New Army Chief
General Qamar Javed Bajwa today took over as Pakistan's new army chief, succeeding General Raheel Sharif at a ceremony held in Rawalpindi.
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Pakistani Media On Why Qamar Bajwa Got The Country's Top Military Job
General Qamar Bajwa's "pro-democracy credentials" and his low-profile influenced Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to appoint him to the powerful post of army chief superseding four top generals, Pakistani media and experts commented today.
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"It's The Way He Thinks": Amarinder Singh vs Navjot Sidhu On Kartarpur
Punjab minister Navjot Sidhu's decision to visit Pakistan for the ground-breaking ceremony of Kartarpur Sahib corridor has not pleased his boss Amarinder Singh, who turned down Islamabad's invite citing terror attacks in Pathankot and Amritsar.
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Will Resign If Army Found Involved In Faizabad Protests: Pak Army Chief
Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Bajwa said today that he will resign if the military was found involved in the recent widespread protests by hardline religious groups which paralysed the capital Islamabad for weeks.
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General Qamar Bajwa Takes Over As Pakistan's New Army Chief
General Qamar Javed Bajwa today took over as Pakistan's new army chief, succeeding General Raheel Sharif at a ceremony held in Rawalpindi.
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Pakistani Media On Why Qamar Bajwa Got The Country's Top Military Job
General Qamar Bajwa's "pro-democracy credentials" and his low-profile influenced Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to appoint him to the powerful post of army chief superseding four top generals, Pakistani media and experts commented today.
